The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-04-27
Windsor County.
Bethel.

AUSTIN EMERY of st. Adams spent Sun
day with friends in this town. - A. A.
Brooks of the firm of Brooks & Washburn
was in Boston last week. - John Tup-
per of Rochester and William b. Wall of
West Randolph were in town upon bust
ness on Thursday of last week. - Miss
Sarah Gilman, having finished her engage
ment in Green & Chase's drugstore, has
gone to her home in Marshfield for vaca-
ton and needed rest, after which she will
return and resume her music-teaching in
this village. - Miss Juliana Sylvester
was in Boston last week. - There were
twenty-three candidates for certificates at
the examination of teachers on Saturday
last Next week we shall try and give the
location of the teachers in this town for the
coming summer. - Frank Pnney of
Lebanon, n. H., was in town on Monday
last, as was the Hon. Crosby Miller of Pom
fret and Hon. ID. G. Denison and William
Skinner of Royalton. - Will Fisher,
who is employed in the post-otfice at White
River Junction, spent Sunday at his home
in this village. - John Reed was kept
from his work day or two last week by
diphtheritic sore throat, disease from
which there has been quite number suffer
ing of late - II. S. Shedd is building a
blacksmith shop in the garden back of his
house - We are informed that there is
to be quite a number received into the
Universalist church next Sunday. -
During the illness of himself and wife the
proprietor of the Wilson House has been so
fortunate as to secure most excellent help.
60 Charlie Hoisngton has left off work
in Upper q Martins tin-shop, and we
understand that he is to go into a shop in
Derry, n. III. - Miss Geanie Parker OF
Royalton visited her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Williams, in this village the first
of the week. - Miss Alkaline Henry and
sister have moved into Charles Osgood's
house and are to carry on the farm and
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goods visit to the West the coming summer
- Rev. S. A. Parker narrowly escaped
serious injury while returning from attend
ing funeral at South Strafford on Wednes-
day of last week. The forward end of his
sleigh dropped into hole in the road and
he was thrown forward upon the horse,
which fortunately was very kind one and
was not frightened.
East Bethel.
Mrs. CARRIE KEEFFNER of Williamstown
is stopping awhile with her aunt, Mrs
| Faber Benedict. - Miss Lorraine Mott is
very low with consumption. 60 Mrs f
Dickerman is on the sick list. - Mrs
Benjamin Swan, over sixty years of age
has been quite sick several weeks witt
whooping-cough. She is somewhat better
but is very weak. 80 Mrs. Allen Deerinl
is no better. - DR.. Frost of Hanover is
visiting Nellie Clifford who is still very
sick. - Sugar-makers are having fine
run of sap, which bids fair to be a short one
Snow is going off rapidly and streams ar,
high. - Mrs. Alkaline Paige, eighty -on,
years old a sister of Mrs. William Wight
fell downstairs Sunday night, injuring her
self quite severely.
Sharon.
THERE were eight teachers present at tn,
public examination and only three received
certificates. - George NJ Eastman al
old pensioner whose pension was rejected
in the spring of 1880, has had his pension
restored. - Eugene Jennings is at worl
for j. s. Quimby. 81 NJ, G, Noyes ha
sold his residence to Il. l.. Robinson an,
takes the e. w. Brown house in part pay
ment